Kyle Busch links Tony Stewart in wins but is above comparison

LONG POND, Pennsylvania – Kyle Busch often makes incredible moves on the track, ones that people would compare to Jeff Gordon or David Pearson.

If he races a little bit hard, trades a bit of paint, they will compare him to Dale Earnhardt

And with his inflamed personality of hate to lose, some will compare him to his former teammate from Joe Gibbs Racing Tony Stewart.

The Stewart comparison is not the Busch, whose ability to make a gesture that he should not do is virtually unmatched in the sport.

The day Busch faced Stewart for the 13th career NASCAR Cup career of his career, it's hard to see Busch as a carbon copy of any other NASCAR driver. 9009] Kyle Busch had no one to get him out of the lead this week, and he stormed the lower half of the field on Sunday at the Pocono Raceway en route to his sixth NASCAR Cup win of the season

Daniel Suarez followed his first career pole on Saturday with a second place finish Sunday in the Gander Outdoors 400.

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In fact, the way he won the # 49 career win was more like the # 48 driver.

Busch won at the Pocono Raceway a day when he did not win. was not the best car. This belonged to Kevin Harvick, but Harvick suffered damage on the pit road with 39 laps remaining, ruining his chance to take the best car on the road to victory.

And that's where Busch was the best He takes what racetracks and racing circumstances give him and takes advantage of them. He and team leader Adam Stevens can compete with Jimmie Johnson-Chad Knaus' ability in this area.

Once Busch took the lead, he stayed there. He has led 52 of the last 53 laps, including his last teammate Daniel Suarez on four occasions in the last 37 laps.

Nobody should be better on reboots than Busch, who rarely commits errors in this dual era the file restarts, which often creates chaos.

Busch gained incredible respect for his talent and accepted his role as a villain. Since he's been in NASCAR, people have first booed him as Kurt Busch's brother, and then Kyle has done more than enough to gain contempt for fans.

Kyle Busch loves running in all series. This has increased the anxiety of the fans as he is often the clbad of the field in the Xfinity races and trucks that he is arguing. He won the truck race on Saturday, tying Ron Hornaday Jr. for the record of wins in this series with 51.

Hornaday was the driver who was involved in Busch's worst NASCAR moment, when he destroyed Hornaday in a November 2011 truck He ran to Texas, prompting NASCAR to park it for the rest of the weekend.

It was a trying time, but Busch overcame them.

The guy he made could probably understand it. And he showed his respect to Busch after the race.

Congratulations on Victory # 49 today @KyleBusch . There are many more to come. Proud of you ????

– Tony Stewart (@TonyStewart) July 29, 2018

Busch boss Joe Gibbs said Stewart and Busch shared similar characteristics. They like to run and own racing teams (though in different race series).

But Busch, at age 33, has the normality of family life with his wife Samantha and his 3-year-old son Brexton. He may have matured a little faster, having more confidence in what will happen in life after his wife needed in vitro fertilization to have Brexton

"[Tony and Kyle] wants to race every night – I think it's very similar "" I think the difference is that Kyle now has the baby and Sam and Brexton, I think it's taking a different path, but when they get in a car from race, I think that they are both very talented, motivated, wanting to go to the front, and I have not seen it – I do not think a weekend, ever – where it does not happen. It was not so and both are really talented, that's for "

Busch might be better off, just having that inept sense of sticking a car where he should not be able without demolition.

He did not need this type of movement to win Sunday.Everything he needed was to not make mistakes. It's there that his team flourished.

"They perform what their car is capable of doing every week," said teammate Denny Hamlin. "He qualifies well, he does not lose his track position throughout a race and in the end, the refueling team takes three or four places and he starts from the front row."

Hamlin said that two days before Sunday, and that's about what happened. Except Busch, who qualified second, had to start 28th because his team leader did not read a rules bulletin and had an extra fan in the car for qualifying, which means that his qualifying time was denied